disappointment的示例

• Their son has been a deep disappointment to them.

• She tried to hide her disappointment at not getting the promotion.

• The match ended in disappointment for the retiring captain, Viv Richards.

• She swallowed her disappointment, saying, "That's OK, it doesn't matter."

• Failing the final exams was a bitter disappointment for me.

• Second, the range of explanations for both relative disappointments and successes bears expanding.

• Lamentable shortcomings become apparent here, which in some cases certainly lead to personal disappointments and require unprejudiced clarification by historical science.

• Any book of this kind is bound to provoke some disagreement and minor disappointments.

• He draws a comparison with similar disappointments felt with regard to other reforms or social changes.

• The text does contain a few drawbacks or disappointments.

• Indeed, one of the key disappointments of the current national childcare strategy is the continuing lack of childcare places.

• There are a few revelations, but too many disappointments.

• The private family sphere was no communal realm of virtue ' ruled by altruism and love ', but instead a 'sphere of expectations, disappointments, critique, and moral judgement ' (p. 28).

• They also made the fewest references to environmental and life-style advantages and unanticipated benefits, complemented by significantly frequent references to problems and disappointments in this category.

• The fact that so many disappointments with the reality of such services were voiced seemed, at its simplest, to reflect a lack of shared agendas between the parties.

• They also experience continuous disappointments.

• The external events draw a profile of a successf ul woman who no doubt suffered disappointments and setbacks but never theless continued to struggle and achieve a great deal.

• In these circumstances, most parents would decide to have the operation performed, even though doing so would mean that the child would suffer greater disappointments in life.

• His eventual blindness is hardly touched upon in the narrative, despite its prominence in the title, which is one of the few disappointments in his compelling narrative.

• On the former, the advantages and surpassed expectations clearly exceeded the problems and disappointments, so that for 80 per cent of our informants, their well-being score was positive.